How to Make The Most of Attending a Live Conference

I want you to stop wasting your money on live conferences. Today I want to tell you how to do that from the moment you arrive at your hotel to the time the event ends each day. I want you to feel confident about investing in live events like this so that you can get the most out of it for you and your business.

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Tune in to discover… 

  • How much time you should be spending at a live conference event. Remember you’ll only get out of it what you put into it, so if you only want two hours of information then only stay for two hours. Is that really helping you though?
  • Why you need to talk to EVERYBODY! The speakers, the staff, and the other attendees. Who knows what you could get out of networking like that?
  • How to go into each session knowing what you want to do with it, and how you want to spend your time during the session because I don’t think playing games on your phone is going to teach you very much.

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Today’s show was produced by Kris Edwards with show notes Taylor Hyatt and designs by Juan Lopez.

Until we meet again may you prosper in all things: health, wealth, and wisdom. Now go live your most prosperous life.

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Ray Edwards is a world-renowned copywriter and communications strategist, writing for some of the most powerful voices in leadership and business including New York Times bestselling authors Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen (Chicken Soup for the Soul) and Tony Robbins. Ray is a sought-after speaker and author, hosts a popular weekly podcast, and blogs at RayEdwards.com.